Hi eveyone, I am starting to test log4net to manager logging stuff for a .Net application. I want to write a sample to valid a technical point. A Server is launched to listen for logging events; The client starts a "stress test" against the server, which must be abble to log in a database or in simple text file. I want to know if log4net knows how to manage a network failure or a server shutdown. Is log4net provides a way to store at client-side logs that cannot be sent to the server ? Or Must I manage this by my own means ?
Of course; the final purpose is to ensure that 100% of logs events are received by the server. Thank you in advance for your reply, any help would be greatly appreciated !! Best regards; Yohann -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/RemotingAppender---Server-failure-tf3390299.html#a9437095 Sent from the Log4net - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
